What The World Can Learn From Brazil About Living Well (part 4)

7. Decent variety is a lifestyle 

Brazil has the second biggest dark population – dark being characterized by individuals of African descent in the manner that we would describe them in this nation. It’s second just to Nigeria. In any case, nobody knows this.

Indigenous, Portuguese, Italian, Nigerian, German, Korean, and Japanese ancestry is mostly typical, making Brazilians a genuinely extraordinary blend. 

In any case, since it is a blend, doesn’t mean it isn’t likewise a mosaic that respects particular traditions and cultures: In Salvador da Bahia, the biggest city in the Northeast locale, Yoruba culture of the nineteenth century is so all around protected (because of the city’s dismal history as a center of the worldwide slave exchange) that researchers of Nigerian history and culture visit the community to learn. 

8. All.day with Cafezinho

In the event that you’ve lived or worked in Brazil, you realize that time can be estimated in the modest, coffee measured cups of cafezinho, a sweet, solid shot of coffee that is devoured by businesspeople as well as students. Altogether, Brazilians drink a normal of 5.8 kg of coffee each individual, every year, which may help improve heart wellbeing, forestall diabetes and a few cancers and even fight off stress

9. They’re chipping away at the inequality issue 

Verifiably, the significant separation between poor people and the rich has been a wellspring of bad health, an absence of mobility, and injustice. In any case, that is starting to change. Salary disparity is dropping at a pace of 2.2 per cent every year, as reported. Also, the poverty rate drops 7.9 per cent every year – up to three times the speed set by the Millennium Development Goals task force of UN. Furthermore, educational attainment is increasing, because of a 60 per cent expansion out in the public spending on the secondary schools.

What The World Can Learn From Brazil About Living Well (part 3)

5. They juiced before juicing became a big thing

Here’s the key [to eating cheap]: the city’s freewheeling, quick-moving corner juice bars, where countermen take your request and seem to shout it – “orange with papaya, no sugar!” – into a mass of guavas, apples and mangoes. A moment or two later, a glass shows up from an opening in the wall, loaded up with super cold, foamy, heavenly squeeze. 

Without a doubt, these bars offer fried lanches and a few desserts, however, the nutritious juices, smoothies and natural product servings of mixed greens are the focal attractions. That has a great deal to do with Brazil’s natural abundance: Between the Amazon’s extraordinary biodiversity and the fertile farmland of a significant part of the nation’s inside, the quantity of supplement thick natural products indigenous to Brazil are unmatched. 

The outcome? Natural, fresh, local and nutritious food is likewise probably the least expensive and most promptly accessible. 

6. Architectural beauty

You could pardon Brazilians for being happy with the beauty of nature that encompasses them – with the views such as the one from the highest point of Corcovado, Iguazu Falls and Itaquai River in the Amazon. Indeed, even the more hackneyed waterfront vistas resemble this

Yet, that hasn’t halted a rich architecture tradition, most promoted by the celebrated Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer, who is liable for the absolute most beautiful buildings in the nation – aside from the whole building plan for Brasilia

Curves are the quintessence of his work since they are Brazil’s essence, pure and straightforward – according to Niemeyer, who shared about his structural style. He said he was a Brazilian before he was an architect. He could not separate the two.

7. Decent variety is a lifestyle 

The ethnic and racial blend that is Brazil has driven Henry Louis Gates Jr. to call the nation the second blackest country on the planet.


3. Brazilians love getting in the exercise




4. Brazilians dão um jeito


5. They juiced before juicing became a big thing





1. The priority is Happiness





2. A way of life is Celebration 






















Why does Brazilian women’s skin look so good?

Brazil is known for being home to many Victoria’s Secrets angels – for example, Adriana Lima, and the natives tend to get blessed with a bronze glow, smooth skin, long hair, as well as even longer legs.

Of course, perhaps there is something in the water, yet there is something we can learn from every Brazilian beauty.

1. Get beautifully bold

The critical learning you can take from Brazilians is to embrace your beauty love – not feel sorry for it.

Thus, whether you are a false lash-junkie, you book religiously in for Botox, or you spend every money on expensive skincare, you should not feel embarrassed or ashamed about your beauty passion.

2. Prioritize your skincare

Picture your favorite Brazilian supermodels’ faces, and other than being stunningly beautiful, all of them have luminous skin as well as clear complexions.

Here, the trip to the office of a dermatologist is not a last resort after the skin condition has attained a crisis point. People here often schedule regular appointments to get rid of their skin ailments.

3. Utilize nature

It is hardly surprising that people here love to utilize their natural surroundings when skincare ingredients entail – they have luscious landscapes.

Brazilians figure out nature’s power. The high caffeine levels of homegrown Guarana fruit deliver new energy for the skin. Not all, the native Brazil nut can provide your skin with vital vitamins. Plus, Babbasu oil works as one national beauty staple for nourishing the skin.

4. Never skip the suncream

As the heat can reach up to 40 degrees in summer, sun cream is essential in every skincare regimen.

5. Do not forget your feet

Here, a pedicure is not an afterthought. Taking care of the toes is indeed as important as having your chip-free manicure. Keep your heels moisturized and prevent blisters.

Brazil: What is fun to do? (part 4)

8. Why do not you clip-clop through Paraty?




10. Enjoy a journey through time from Ouro Preto


Brazil: What is fun to do? (part 3)

5. Enjoy diving head into Abismo Anhumas


6. Enjoy trekking cliff faces from Aparados da Serra Park


7. Enjoy snorkeling with sea turtles from Fernando de Noronha
